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CULTURAL CALENDAR 5782

The year 5782 is a Shmita year. It is a year of respite and rejuvenation for the land of Israel and for the

people of Israel. Join us at YILC for a year of

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Jewish History Lab

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Message from the RabbiDear Friends,

A new year is upon us and it is not just any year that is approaching. The Hebrew year 5782 will be the Sabbatical year in Israel - the Shmita. This is a year in which all farmers are instructed to leave the land of Israel fallow and to let it grow organically - not for profit.

Why does the Torah make such a seemingly burdensome requirement and so often in the agricultural cycle - every seven years? This mitzvah has the capacity to derail an entire economy!

The Rav Meir Leibush Wisser, the Malbim, makes a fascinating observation. Every seven days the Torah commands us and all of our families and livestock to rest. Every Sabbath we are required to stop and take stock. But what about the land? Can the land which has already been plowed, tilled, cultivated and watered for six days, suddenly grind to a stop and rest? It cannot. The inertia of all the cultivation must continue naturally. That means that although humans and animals get to stop and rest 52 days a year, the land misses that opportunity. The land has a deficit of 52 rest days per year, and after 2 years, it will have accumulated 104 days and after 3 years 156 days of missed rest. If one keeps tally, one finds that after 7 years, the land has missed out on a sum total of 365 days of rest which humans and animals had. What Shmita is, is an accumulation of those 365 missed days are grouped together in the form of a sabbatical year in which the land gets to ‘catch up’ on its missed rest.

There is a deep lesson to be learned from this pattern. Some types of rest are cumulative. It is not sufficient to have a little break here and a small respite there. One needs a significant amount of time in one chunk to re-evaluate one’s life and to recalibrate.

That is the goal of this upcoming year 5782. It is especially needed after the last year and a half. We need a little respite to evaluate our lives. YILC continues to expand and offer our community new opportunities in learning and personal growth while grappling with the real issues facing our community and nation.

Thank you to all the many people who have ensured that this shul continues to be the vibrant center of Tefila, Torah, activism, social connection and safe haven for our community.

May this year bring with it health and respite.

Warmest regards.Rabbi Ya’akov Trump

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Rabbi Ya’akov & Malka TrumpMORA D’ASRA AND REBBETZIN

Rabbi Moshe & Rebbetzin Sori TeitelbaumRABBI AND REBBETZIN EMERITUS

Dr. Henry AbramsonRESIDENT SCHOLAR

Rabbi Gershon KramerTEEN RABBI

Becki FaskaADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Jill FriedmanBOOKKEEPER

Leanne TaylorYOUTH DIRECTOR

Marvin SchenkerEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Yehudis IsenbergDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Jorge Ruano Jose Avilez Elmer Folgar Gonzalez

Selvin Vasquez

MAINTENANCE STAFF

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BIKUR CHOLIM *NEW*

Arranging for people to visit our members in need, in hospitals or at home.

CHEVRA KADISHATahara, Setting up Shiva Houses, Covering mirrors in shiva home, meals, seudat havra'ah, and minyanim

CULTURALResponsible to plan and implement educational programming throughout the year.

DINNERPlan, implement and fundraise for the annual dinner.

EVENTS*NEW*

Social programming for adults - individuals and couples, around the holidays and just for fun.

SISTERHOODThe Sisterhood runs numerous fundraising events to benefit the shul and select classes and programs. (Examples include: holiday cards, mishloach manot, annual breakfast, boutiques, and bake sales, shavuot tea, adult classes such as Prime Time and women's learning programs. Additionally the Sisterhood sponsors many varied shiurim throughout the year.

HOSPITALITY*NEW*

Helping visitors and/or new and existing members with meal placements for Shabbos, yom tov and smachot.

MEMBERSHIPWelcome potential and new members, and help guide members into acclimating to the community.

TZEDAKAHResearch institutions and facilitate three main tzedakot per year and ensure the funds are properly distributed.

WOMEN'S LEARNING INITIATIVE

Subcommittee of the Sisterhood, they plan and implement women's educational programs throughout the year.

YOMIM NORAIM SEATINGArrange and coordinate Yomim Noraim seating for all minyanim.

YOUTHSupport the Youth Department Director and staff. Help with fundraising and program recruitment/attendance

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Elul Drasha Series 5782 with Rabbi Ya'akov Trump & Rabbi Moshe TeitelbaumAs we move into the 7th year of the Shmita cycle, we will take a few Drashos to build up an appreciation of the important year on our lives

Shabbos Ki Tavo, August 28thRabbi Teitelbaum (8:30 & 9:30 Minyanim): Topic TBA Rabbi Trump (9:15 Minyan): Our Land and our Responsibility

Shabbos Nitzavim, September 4thRabbi Trump (8:30 & 9:30 Minyanim): From Nomads to FarmersRabbi Teitebaum (9:15 Minyan): Topic TBA

“The Last Call”Rabbi Ya’akov TrumpAs we prepare to make the changes we need before the final Shofar blast of finality.

Shabbos Shuva 5782September 11, 2021 at 7:00 pm

PreParInG To Pause

shabbos shuVa drasha

“YearnInG for More” serIes

with Rabbi Ya’akov Trump and Rabbi Moshe TeitelbaumMoving from the end of the summer right into Selichos and the Yomim Noraim can be quite an abrupt transition. Take 5 minutes daily to learn more about our Tefillos at this critical time.

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OCTOBER 16THDR. ZOHAR RAVIVInternational VP of Educational Strategy, Taglit-Birthright Israel

OCTOBER 23RD RABBI DANIEL Z. FELDMANRosh Yeshiva, RIETS of Yeshiva University

DECEMBER 11THRABBI STEVEN WEILNational Director and CEO of the FIDF

NOVEMBER 20THPRE CHANUKAH PROGRAM RABBI MENACHEM LEIBTAGFounder of the Tanach Study Center

MARCH 10TH PRE-SHABBOS ZACHOR RABBI YY JACOBSONFounder and Dean of TheYeshiva.net

MAY 14THRAV YOSEF CARMELRabbinical Dean of the Eretz Hemdah Institute for Advanced Jewish Studies in Jerusalem

AUGUST 28TH PRE-SELICHOS PROGRAM

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7

responding to anti-semitism Today Dr. Henry AbramsonResident Scholar

Linda ScherzerDirector, Community Relations Committee at Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ

Michael Cohen SWC Eastern Director Simon Wiesenthal Center

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12

understanding the afterlife Rabbi Ya’akov TrumpRabbi, YILC

Rabbi Netanel WiederblankMaggid Shiur at Yeshiva University and Author

SUNDAY, JANUARY 9

understanding how every Person can make a difference this shmita

Rav Hershel SchacterRosh Yeshiva, RIETS, Yeshiva University

Rav Ari BergmannFounder and CEO of Penso Advisors LLC, and Jewish Studies Author and Lecturer

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23

The Case for Israel in a Prejudiced World Benjamin AnthonyCo-Founder & CEO of the MirYam Institute

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The Aharon and Leah Night Seder Program is the way for you to take charge of your learning. You can sign up or just drop in any night and set up a personal chavrusa with our experienced Chavrei Kollel. Together you choose a topic of

interest, and that will become your time to learn and grow.

ROSH KOLLEL, RABBI BARUCH KLEINMAN was born and raised in nearby Long Beach, NY. He is a talmid of Yeshivas Toras Moshe where he studied for 3 years under Rav Michel Shurkin and Rav Moshe Meiselman. He is a musmach in Hilchos Niddah and Ribbis from BMG Lakewood and completed his semicha under the auspices of Rav Moshe Plutchok in the Manhattan Beach Community Kollel where he studied for 7 years. He is currently a

member of the Cedarhurst Community Kollel where is active in giving shiurim to the community and kollel. He has a penchant for business and technology related halacha. He resides in Woodmere with his wife Malky (nee Zweig) and their 3 children.

R’ MORDECHAI HORNICK is a born and bred Bostonian where he attended Maimonides for school. After graduation he went on to learn at Chofetz Chaim of Milwaukee for 2 years before beginning his undergraduate studies at Yeshiva University where he majored in mathematics. After completing his bachelors degree he traveled to Eretz Yisrael to learn at Yeshivas Derech Hatalmud, under Rav Ilson, a close talmid of Rav Soloveitchik. R’ Mordechai

still maintains a close relationship to his mashgiach, Rav Avraham Esrig. On his return to the United States, R’ Mordechai enrolled in Yeshiva Gedolah of the Five Towns where he forged a close relationship with Rav Katzenstein. A few years ago, he began learning in Chofetz Chaim of Queens for morning seder to pursue the learning style of b’iyun while continuing his studies for the remainder of the day at Yeshiva Gedolah. He looks forward to bringing his learning and life experiences to his future chavrusos at our shul.

R’ AKIVA BERG was born in Jerusalem, Israel and raised in Monsey, New York. He has learned in the shiurim of prominent roshei yeshiva such as Rav Kalman Epstein of Yeshiva Shaar Hatorah and Rav Dovid Cohen in Yeshivas Chevron Knesses Yisroel. He considers himself a talmid of Yeshivas Mir, where he spent 6 years studying the shiurim of Rav Asher Arieli. He resides in Cedarhurst with his wife Gitty (nee Wein) and his daughter Anaelle. R’

Akiva will begin his graduate studies at Columbia Law School in September.

R’ YOSSI UNGER attended Mesivta Ateres Yaakov for high school, after which he studied in Eretz Yisrael for four years. Upon his return, he spent another four years learning in Shaar Yashuv under the Rosh Yeshiva. This past year he began studying law at Cardozo School of Law of Yeshiva University. He currently lives in Far Rockaway with his wife.

LEGAL HOLIDAY SERIESTake advantage of the time off of work to give yourself some spiritual nourishment by learning sources on contemporary topics and hearing the follow up presentation by Rosh Kollel Rabbi Baruch Kleinman

Thursday, November 25 (Thanksgiving)Climate Change and TorahMonday, February 21 (President’s Day)CryptocurrencyMonday, May 30 (Memorial Day)CRISPR and the Torah View of Altering Genetics

CHABUROSTues at 8:45pmSemichas Chaver Program (SCP)Wed at 9:15pmTeshuva ChaburaThurs at 8:30pmRabbi TeitelbaumThurs at 9:00pmYoruchu

Aharon and Leah Night Seder Programהלימוד לעילוי נשמת אהרון בן יעקב שלום ולאה בת יצחק

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Pre-Chanukah Women’s seriesNov 9: Professor Smadar RosensweigClinical Assistant Professor of Bible at Yeshiva University's Stern College for Women

Nov 16: Mrs. Debbie GreenblattSenior Lecturer at Gateways

Nov 23: Mrs. Elisheva KaminetskyPrincipal of Judaic Studies Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls, HALB

shabbos Mevorchim series Sep 7 • Tishrei MevorchimRabbi Moshe Teitelbaum

Sep 29 • Simchas Torah Morning ShiurRebbetzin Sori Teitelbaum

Oct 2 • Cheshvan Mevorchim Rabbi Menachem Penner

Dec 2 • Teves Mevorchim/Rosh ChodeshIvy Kalazan

Jan 1 • Mevorchim Shvat Feb 26 • Mevorchim Adar IIMar 26 • Mevorchim NissanApr 30 • Mevorchim Iyar May 28 • Mevorchim Sivan

WEDNESDAY AT 10:00AM • OCTOBER 6–27

a study of the Purpose of humanity in the Writings of the ramchalwith Rabbi Ya’akov TrumpThis women’s shiur is a study of the text of Rav Moshe Chaim Lutzatto in seeking to understand the reason why we are here and what our mission is.

Following up on a well-answered survey to our community of women learners, we are beginning to offer a variety of women’s series for our community. This is the beginning of an effort to respond to the needs of our community in this important arena. Committee: Marjorie Kellner, Ilana Lipman, Malkie Spitz, Natasha Srulowitz

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JEWISH HISTORY LAB: THE MODERN ERAWith Dr. Henry (Hillel) AbramsonThe popular Jewish History Lab series continues for another semester with an extended discussion of the Modern Era, from the Spanish Expulsion to the present day. The 5781 lectures were delivered entirely via Zoom and then posted online in a series of 81 videos, viewed now by 50,000 people worldwide, expanding the reach of YILC considerably beyond our physical building! For 5782 we plan to return to our live, in-person lectures, supplemented with YouTube recordings. To binge-watch the whole series, please visit bit.ly/YILCJHL.

SCHEDULE OF LECTURES (FALL 2021)WEDNESDAYS • 7:30–8:30 PM • October 20: The Sephardic Diaspora• October 27: The Jews of Asia• November 3: The Aharonim• November 10: The Sabbatean Debacle• November 17: Jews in the New World• November 24: The Birth of Hasidism• December 1: The Haskalah• December 8: No Class• December 15: Modern Jewish Politics• December 22: The Soviet Jewish Experiment• December 29: The Holocaust• January 5: The State of Israel• January 12, 19, 26: No Classes• February 2: Mizrahi Jewry• February 9: Jewish Women

in the Modern Period• February 16: The

American Jewish Experiment

• February 23: The Jewish People Survive

Mussar for other Peoplewith Dr. Henry (Hillel) Abramson Shabbos mornings, 8:00–8:25 amThis weekly class studies the classic texts of the Jewish ethical tradition. We avoid the unpleasantness of contemplating our own moral failings by focusing instead on the character flaws of others, a far more appealing pastime (kidding not kidding).

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Inspirational friday nights with Guest baalei Tefila Once monthly we get together for an inspirational tefila and elevate ourselves through song, spirit and kavanah

• September 3: Tishrei • October 1: Mevorchim Cheshvan • October 29: Mevorchim Kislev • December 3: Mevorchim Teves • December 31: Mevorchim Shvat • January 28: Mevorchim Adar 1 • February 25: Mevorchim Adar II • March 25: Mevorchim Nissan• April 29: Mevorchim Iyar • May 27: Mevorchim Sivan

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OCTOBER 9, 2021 UPHEAVEAL: A JOURNEY

OF MENACHEM BEGINDirected by Jonathan Gruber

NOVEMBER 14, 2021 NOBODY WANTS USDirected by Laura Seltzer-Duny

DECEMBER 18, 2021 OPERATION WEDDING

A film by Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov

JANUARY 8, 2022 THE SURVIVOR'S REVENGE

Directed by Jonathan Kalmus

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Message from our Youth Director Dear wonderful YILC youth families,

We hope you all had an enjoyable summer. We feel proud of all the amazing programs and events that we ran for our youth this past year. Thanks to our wonderful parents we were able to keep the events consistent, safe, and most of all FUN.

In addition to our legendary back yard groups, jammed ballroom avos ubanim, and our inspirational bat mitzvah program we even introduced new programming. Sunday morning Mommy and Me, Morah Bashi came to entertain our parents and toddlers with music and activities. Our youth were involved in creating an amazing Pesach booklet about the Ten plagues that was distributed to our entire community before the holiday. Erev Shavuos we held a fun cupcake decorating program “Shavuos style” followed by music and storytime with our very own Morah Fraida Leba Levine. This particular program was created to ensure that all age groups were fully engaged in our comprehensive youth Shavuos programming that has been the focal point of the 5 Towns community for many years. To top it all off we ended the year on a high with an incredible end of year carnival held in the shul parking lot, run by all our group leaders.

We are looking forward to an exciting and fun year ahead iy”H.

Starting off the year with great news - Coming off the heels of the biggest Bat Mitzvah program last year, we will once again offer our annual program this coming fall - dates to be announced. And we look forward to a return to robust Sukkos Chol Hamoed trips and entertainment too!

We are so excited to announce our new but familiar addition to YILC’s youth department - Rachel Sandler who has spent this past year in Israel will return to YILC us as the Assistant Youth Director. We are so happy to have her back.

So much of our past years success was due to the support and ideas from you - the parents. Please always feel free to share your feedback and ideas with us.

Follow us on Instagram @YILCyouth to see what we are up to and upcoming events.

Wishing you all a shana tova, a year of good health,

Leanne Taylor

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Youth Group LeadersZACHARY BACH: I’m 19 years old and I attend Queens college. My favorite sport is hockey and I was the captain in high school for the HAFTR

HAWKS. I have been a group leader at YILC for many years now and I love my job. I enjoy playing and teaching all different kinds of sports with the children of YILC. I also enjoy other various activities such as board games and parsha questions with the kids.

SHAYNA KASS: I'm a junior at HAFTR high school and I live in Cedarhurst. My favorite thing to do when I’m on my own is to read a good

book. I’m a group leader in the youngest division. I first became a group leader in my Freshman year. However, I have worked with younger kids since I was twelve, and have always loved it.

KAYLA MERRILL: My favorite thing to do is play sports and hang out with my friends. I love being a group leader because I love playing games with

the kids and seeing them smile. I’ve worked at YILC for around three years and it has been such a fun experience.

ESTHER MAEL: I live in Lawrence and I am 20 years old. I enjoy baking and spending time with my friends. I love being a group leader because I

get to spend time and build relationships with the girls every shabbos! Whether we play a game or just chat every week is so much fun. There’s always something fun and exciting going on in the YILC youth department!

EMMA PINE: I love working at groups. My hobbies include dancing, baking, and playing soccer. I love coming to groups every week and

seeing the cute little kids that come in excited to share about their week.

ZACHARY SICKLICK: I'm a senior in Rambam Mesivta. I live in Lawrence and I love to play sports. I am on the Rambam basketball, football, and

softball team. I love to be a group leader because I love to help out our community and want to make sure that kids can have a fun time on Shabbos.

RACHEL SANDLER: I’m 19, and I like sports and art. I started coming to groups when I was 8 and I love all the friends I made and all the fun activities

YILC youth had. I can’t wait to give your kids the same amazing experience. This past year I learned in Israel at Midreshet Tehilla. It was an amazing experience and I grew so much and would love to pass on some of the things I learned to your kids. Can’t wait for an amazing year at the best shul ever!!

ISABELLA STIEGLITZ: I love being a group leader! I love coming into shul each week and seeing all the smiles on the kids’ faces, and hearing all about their weeks. My

favorite thing to do is to cook and bake!

MEIRA WEISS: I live in Lawrence and I’m going to be a sophomore at SKA this year. My favorite thing to do is art and spend time with my

family and friends. I’m a group leader for the youngest group and I really love working with little kids.

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Dear Friends,

We hope everyone had a healthy and enjoyable summer. The YILC sisterhood is very proud of all the programming and events we were able to coordinate this past year despite the unique challenges involved and we are gearing up for another action packed year. We have been very busy planning many exciting programs.

As you know the sisterhood is always bringing new and innovative programming to our members. We bring you shiurim, book clubs, cooking classes, and blood drives. We sponsor many of the youth department programs as well as programs for our older population.

Prime Time for Seniors has been ongoing with interesting speakers and workshops presented via Zoom. We are hopeful that we can resume this program in person in October. In addition to our fabulous speakers, a light lunch will be served. Our annual pre-Thanksgiving bake sale and boutiques are just around the corner and we look forward to another great turnout this fall. Our Mishloach Manot program continues to be a popular fundraiser. Last year we distributed beautiful shabbos themed food and gift packages. We thank the many members who participated and we are already working on this year’s gift basket which promises to be very unique as well.

We have teamed up with the Gural JCC “the Shop” to collect necessary food items for their pantry which they distribute to people in need throughout the Five Towns community. We are so proud that YILC spearheaded this project. It has been so successful that it has now grown to include other local Shuls in our area.

Opportunities for chesed abound. If you would like to volunteer to help out with any of our programs please reach out to us. Your participation is what makes all of our programming so successful.

L’Shana Tova!Lauri and Yael

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November 7, 2021: Scavenger Hunt

November 23, 2021: Thanksgiving Bake Sale and Boutiques

February 26, 2022 (Motzei Shabbos): Sushi Making Class

March 16-17, 2022: Purim Mishloach Manot

July 10, 2022: Summer BBQ

Monthly, Schedule TBA:Stock the S.H.O.P.A community-wide partnership between local shuls and the JCC Food Pantry

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Stock the S.H.O.P. Monthly Food DriveThe Marion & Aaron Gural’s S.H.O.P. is their social services hub which provides nutritional support, basic necessities, guidance and encouragement to individuals and families facing hardship. Each month our YILC community donates much needed food to help Stock the S.H.O.P for the Rina Shkolnik Kosher Food Pantry; a supermarket style pantry offering perishable and non-perishable food, cleaning supplies and personal care items.

We hope you’ll join in and sign up each month to donate important food staples to our greater community. Dropoff location is conveniently located at the shul.

The Young Israel of Lawrence Cedarhurst and the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC

Prime Time at YIlC

As we begin this new Fall season following the Yomim Tovim, YILC will continue it’s popular program for retirees in partnership with the Marion & Aaron Gural JCC. The name of the program is “Prime Time” and it will take place on Mondays running from 11 am until 12:30 pm in person at YILC.

The JCC has exceptional staff who are experienced in the field who will be working closely with our Sisterhood Committee to ensure a meaningful program. We will begin each week with exercise in place, which involves stretches and basic wellness, led by a professional. Then there will be a brief discussion on the Parsha led by one of the group on rotation. Following that there will be lunch proudly sponsored by the YILC sisterhood. (We are certainly looking for sponsorship if you are interested). This will be followed by a lecture on different topics each week. We have some exciting presentations lined up and hope you’ll join us, bring friends, and enjoy this time to learn, socialize and engage.

For more information, contact Susan Sachs, Volunteer Project CoordinatorMarion & Aaron Gural JCC • 516-569-6733 ext. 230 or [email protected]

resumes in Person!!Mondays • 11:00 am–12:30 pm

Series Dates: October 4, 11, 18, 25, 2021 November 1, 8, 15, 22, 2021December 6, 13, 20, 27, 2021 January 10, 17, 2022

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Begin the week strong with an in-depth shiur on important contemporary topics

Sundays • 8:00 amIn person and Zoom961 8928 8337Passcode: yilctorah

Listen in to a lunchtime chevrusah between Rabbi Rael Blumenthal and Rabbi Ya'akov Trump as they unpack the work of Rav Kook on the Siddur

Mondays • 12:30 pmZoom: 520 158 8601Passcode: 697065

Explore the lesser known corners of Nach in depth and apply the timeless lessons to our lives.

Mondays • 8:00 pmIn person and Zoom 943 7401 5553Passcode: yilctorah

TIMELY TORAH

with Rabbi Ya’akov Trump

LEARNING OUT LOUD

Rabbi Blumenthal and Rabbi Trump

NACH NOOK


A shiur for women by Rebbetzin Tehila Jaeger, a noted and beloved teacher of Torah in our neighborhood for decades.

Tuesdays • 11:00am

Join this intense and exclusive program to learn the parts of Torah which we never had access to along with groups around the world.

Tuesdays • 8:30 pmIn person and Zoom982 6857 9969Passcode: yilctorah

The popular Jewish History Lab series continues for another semester with an extended discussion of the Modern Era, from the Spanish Expulsion to the present day.

Wednesdays • 7:30 pm

JEWISH HISTORY

LAB

with Dr. Henry Abramson

REBBETZIN TEHILA JAEGER


Join us for a weekly exploration of the fascinating intersection where Halacha meets real life.

Wednesdays • 9:00 pmIn Person and Zoom (918 4041 2821, Passcode: yilctorah)

This women’s shiur is a study of the text of Rav Moshe Chaim Lutzatto in seeking to understand the reason why we are here and what our mission is.

Wednesdays in October 10:00am

Through her classes, lectures and travels, Esther Wein has been sharing Torah for many years. Sought after as a speaker, traveling around the country, she offers words of Torah and spiritual insight.

Thursdays • 10:00 AM

Women's Parsha

Shiur

with Mrs. Esther Wein

SHE'EILOS &

TESHUVOSCHABURAH

with Rabbi Ya’akov TrumpRotating Presenters

A STUDY OF THE PURPOSE OF HUMANITY IN THE WRITINGS OF THE RAMCHAL

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Appreciation of issues in Jewish life and thought as revealed through the Maharal’s penetrating understanding of the Parsha.

Thursdays • 8:30 pmIn person and over ZoomMeeting ID 797 470 7653 Passcode yilctorah

During the winter months, take advantage of the early Friday nights by learning in shul between Kabbolas Shabbos and Maariv

Learn from one of the most outstanding groups of leaders and teachers from our neighborhood and beyond

Shabbos mornings following the Hashkama Minyan

MAHARAL ON THE PARSHA frIdaY

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Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum

HASHKAMA MINYAN SHIUR

Rotating Presenters

This weekly class studies the classic texts of the Jewish ethical tradition. We avoid the unpleasantness of contemplating our own moral failings by focusing instead on the character flaws of others, a far more appealing pastime (kidding not kidding).

Shabbos mornings8:00-8:25 am

Learn some of the more accessible writings of Rav Kook on the Agadeta in his own words

Shabbos afternoons30 minutes before regular mincha

Catered every week with singing and a half an hour shiur, this is how to close the Shabbos

Shabbos afternoonFollowing regular Mincha

Ein AyaRAV KOOK

ON THE GEMARA

Seudas Shlishis

with Dr. Henry (Hillel) Abramson with Rabbi Ya’akov Trump

Guided learning for all ages with a story, weekly prizes, and pizza

Motzei Shabbos in the winter

Learn a Mesechta in Mishnayos comprehensively from start to finish with slides, demonstrations and enthusiasm

Motzei Shabbos in the Winter

PARENT-CHILD LEARNING

Rotating Presenters

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